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Tours of honey bee hives and tastings of honey.
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Monastery of St Michael the Archangel
Colonial church and monastery built in 1549. The church's limestone facade is lightly adorned but features a prominent amphitheatre where religious ceremonies could be conducted outdoors. The interior features a number of artworks, including frescoe murals, a number of iconic statues, and three baroque style altars.
Tours of the honey bee hives and tastings. Honey available for sale.
Small cenote that is more important for its mythology than as a practical water source. If you want to see an impressive cenote, go elsewhere. This one has little water and does not allow swimming. The mythology is that the cenote in Mani will be the last cenote with water when the end of the world comes, and the god Kukulcan will guard the entrance and demand the sacrifice of a baby, after which he will provide a conch shell of water that if drunk, will allow a person to never feel thirst again.
Fascinating place to learn about the melipona bees, and endemic species in the Yucatan that produce a unique tasting honey. The Mayan bee hives are unlike any you've seen elsewhere in the world. The hives are inside hollowed logs that are stacked on a rack. Knowledgable guides will show you and answer questions.